Week in Review: Captain Jay, Gulfport Marina, Salty Sal's

Video: Captain Jay Anxious to Set Sail: Although Captain Jay's boat is floating just off Gulfport Beach, "Promise" is far from being ready for Jay's next adventure. Captain Jay thanks volunteers and talks about what's next in our video interview.

Gulfport Municipal Marine: Time to Grow!: The Gulfport Marina has been a regular source of cash for the city, and many officials would like to see the marina expand, to compete for more boaters and their revenue.

Salty Sal's Brings Variety and Flavor to Gulfport: The owners of Beach Boulevard’s latest addition are new to Gulfport, but not to hospitality. With more than 15 years in the industry, Shelly Gorka and Sal Diblasi are excited to be a part of the community.

"Hooray for Geckowood!" Comes to Gulfport: Get your tickets now for the much anticipated annual ball on Saturday, August 25 in Gulfport!

LocalShops1 Recognizes Local Businesses and Shoppers: Congratulations to Sandy Duffy, winner of "Best Local Shopper" and to local businesses T and Me, Domain Home Accessories and the Gulfport Tuesday Fresh Market.

Neighbors Celebrate National Night Out: Children received free finger prints, officers dished out BBQ and students "graduated" from the Gulfport Police Citizens Academy during National Night Out in Gulfport.

Jail Bookings Report: July 31 - August 6: The following people were arrested in Gulfport between July 31 and August 6. The information is from Gulfport Police and the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Murals for Mutts Shares Stories Behind the Pet Portraits: People kept sharing their heartwarming stories, so artist Anna Hamilton of Murals for Mutts felt it was time to share them in a blog.

: Pit Bulls were once loved and revered in America. How did they become so maligned?